How does your usual day look? On a normal day, I like to try and get to the office in the morning to get any admin work done and focus on calls to my pipeline, prospective tenants or buyers as …
Ray White Canberra’s Cameron Crombie wears many hats – real estate agent, para-athlete and new father but most recently his work as a volunteer has been his focus. Not only does Mr Crombie spend his days helping Australians buy or …
The impossibly pastel pink hued Main Beach Bungalow modelled after the Beverly Hills Hotel – is on the market for the first time since it was redesigned two years ago. The resort style estate hidden from view behind a pink fence and …
AUCTION activity has bounced back with tremendous energy off the back of softening finance conditions and lack of supply, according to Australasia’s largest property group. Ray White has 2193 auctions booked in this month, up a whopping 28.8 per cent …
FEW people would ever know that there’s an extensive parcel of almost 3000sqm tropical rainforest land on Hamilton Hill in Brisbane. The prime mega block is the result of a 10 year labour of love and acquisition by local orthopaedic …
Valentine’s Day is almost here and property buyers are ready to fall in love. Ray White’s auction market is feeling the love this month with a 70 per cent national clearance rate last Saturday, according to the Ray White’s own …
We recently held our annual Chairman’s Elite and Alan White Elite conferences in Bali. It was the first time we celebrated together in an overseas location. It was a magical setting to recognise those members who achieved results across the …
First home buyers were out in strong numbers at auctions across Australia today, incentivised by the federal government’s latest scheme, according to the leading property group, Ray White. This week it was announced that more than 5,700 Australians have signed up for the …
How does your usual day look? As a morning person, I get up at 5am and start with giving my newborn baby boy Bailey a bottle and a kiss! I’ll grab a coffee at my favourite coffee shop, head to …
We have kicked off the new year, a new decade with a new January personal best sales record. Across the broad network our members tallied up $2.86 billion in unconditional sales – some 26 per cent higher than the previous …
Artist and researcher Robbie van Hemert will debut her exhibition “The Majestic Food Plains: A Land Biography” at the National Trust Centre at Observatory Hill in Sydney from 28 March to 7 April 2015. The show will be the culmination of over 2 years work between the artist and farmers, … Read more
New South Wales Rural Fire Service have declared that most residents across New England North West require a permit to burn-off this September. This is a result of the Bushfire Danger Period, which usually applies from October to March each year, coming into effect a month early for Tamworth, Gunnedah … Read more
On Thursday August 28, Liverpool Plains locals were treated to a visit from The Legend of Steam – Locomotive 3642. Built in 1926, the express passenger steam locomotive was decommissioned in 1969 before being recently refurbished for passenger tours. The train chugged north from Maitland to Werris Creek, stopping at regional … Read more
The New South Wales State Government have green-lighted projects worth millions of dollars by approving funding to pay for two major water security works being undertaken by Liverpool Plains Shire Council. The grants are part of the NSW Government’s “Water Security for Regions” program, which was established to help regional … Read more
There are so many great things about the Quirindi region. Our friendly community, our ever-changing calendar of special events, sporting comps and recreational activities, the beautiful natural landscape surrounding us throughout the Liverpool Plains region, flourishing agricultural industries (including the colourful mosaic of farms growing sunflowers, sorghum, canola, maize, lucerne and … Read more
Equestrian sports feature heavily in the lifestyle of many families in Quirindi, Werris Creek, Willow Tree and the surrounding towns in the Liverpool Plains area. Rural kids are often introduced to these sports at a young age as a natural extension of life on the land, which goes on to … Read more
Are you thinking of relocating your family to the Quirindi region? Quirindi and the surrounding communities – including Werris Creek, Currabubula, Caroona, Spring Ridge, Wallabadah and Willow Tree – have some brilliant schools, with wonderful teachers, fun sporting events and top-notch educational opportunities. Read on for the latest news around … Read more
Netball is a fantastic sport! It’s the highest participation sport for girls and women across Australia, and can be enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities as well as being a highly competitive and skilful sport played by some of Australia’s best athletes. Netball in New South Wales is … Read more
The ukulele has had a huge surge in popularity in Australia over the past decade. There are ‘ukestras’ (orchestras featuring the uke!) popping up everywhere, and popular music festivals celebrating the little Hawaiian instrument are held all over Australia. The biggest of these is in Cairns, Queensland, every July. It … Read more
The Tamworth Taste Festival, held from the 10th to 19th April 2014, was a hugely successful celebration of regional food, wine and produce. This festival grows bigger and better each year, and heaps of community events were held throughout the 10-day festival including Taste in the Park, a food-filled day … Read more